jwt

• JWT Tokens in Express and NodeJS Apr 22 2018
  The JSON Web Token (JWT) is the easiest standard for protecting APIs and passing in claims data. A JSON Web token allows the server to verify the authenticity of the user and provide them access to protected API routes and data. A simple JWT flow goes as follows: The user sends login credentials to the server The server verifies user against the database then returns a JWT token if valid The user sends that token in the header with every request to API.

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• Implementing Token Interceptor and Retry in Angular 4 Feb 23 2018
  If you are building a web application using Angular 4 or Angular 5 there’s a good chance that you might be working with JWT tokens. Luckily, implementing token interceptor and retry in Angular 4 and beyond is very easy thanks to the new HTTP Interceptors. Using this, we can add an authorization header to every outbound request while also implementing a retry mechanism for requests that fail due to an expired token.

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• Implementing Token Interceptor and Retry in Angular 4 Feb 23 2018
  If you are building a web application using Angular 4 or Angular 5 there’s a good chance that you might be working with JWT tokens. Luckily, implementing token interceptor and retry in Angular 4 and beyond is very easy thanks to the new HTTP Interceptors. Using this, we can add an authorization header to every outbound request while also implementing a retry mechanism for requests that fail due to an expired token.

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